Gustavo Fernandez Photographer

I feel honored to have been asked to speak for my local Professional Photographers Night School Class in August.   There are so many talented people in the Northern California Professional Photographers group that have inspired me to continue to drive my business further.  It will be my first speaking engagement as a professional photographer.  Come join me as i speak on incorporating Networking & Social Media into your business.

Date: Tuesday August 25th
Time: 7PM
Location: TBD

Join Gustavo Fernández for this ?”social event”? on tapping into the power of Social Media to project your brand and create rich relationships. This San Francisco based ?”Green Photographer”? has harnessed the power of the internet to project his brand beyond his Bay Area home base. He will share his insights on how to use this powerful medium to effectively grow your online presence, build social networks, and market your brand. Tap in and learn the secret power of connections!

After my “Have a picture perfect wedding with a Green Photographer” feature on the San Francisco Examiner’s Green Weddings section last week the ShootQ blog kindly featured the article.  As a Green Wedding Photographer ShootQ is one of the main resources i use to manage my studio and has made my journey to go paperless seamless.  ShootQ allows me to track all leads, have my client sign their contracts online, send out invoices automatically, organize my workflow, have all my client event information accessed easily via my iphone, and many more.  Sign up for Free and take the tour here: “I wanna ShootQ too!” or click on the badge below.

Every once in a while i get e-mails from new photographers starting in the wedding industry. Every time i direct them to buy my friend Dane Sanders book Fast Track Photographer. I became a Fast Track Founder early on when i first read the book and believed wholeheartedly the teachings he shared.  I had the opportunity to attend the book launch party in LA back in October.  He just posted a video created that night by Ron Dawson of Cinematic Studios on the Fast Track Photographer website.  You can see yours truly about two minutes in, enjoy!